Kakotyo

Android App Analysis and Review: Kakotyo, Developed by VCLab. Listed in Lifestyle Category. Current Version Is 2.1.0, Updated On 05/05/2022 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Kakotyo. Achieved Over 57 Installs. Kakotyo Currently Has 1 Reviews, Average Rating 5.0 Stars

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There are other apps that manage information on memorial dates and deceased people, but this past book app allows you to check the anniversary of the deceased's death (monthly anniversary / anniversary) on a daily basis. It is a "day-turning past book" application. Since it has a timer, it can also be used as a “Daimokuhyo”.
Originally the “Kakotyo” is like a memorandum, so to say not to forget, such as the date of death of the person who died. In order not to forget the death date of the deceased, something that fills in the name of the deceased may be used. In that case, I do not care about common names, and writing instruments are free.
It is said that the Nichiren saints are "The light of Daimoku leads to spaces and will become a Buddha as it is" (712 pages). "The light of Daimoku” will definitely reach the life of the deceased. Our own chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is important. How much, even if you write your name or name in the past, if there is no memorial service in the Daimoku, there is no point in it (from academic guidance).
Characteristic
· Today's date page is displayed automatically when you start the application.
· You can use the rotor to enter deceased information for each date (up to 7 people per date).
· Anniversary etc. of academic societies are already listed, and memorial days of families and friends can be entered freely.
· Timer and chanting sound are attached and it also has a function as a Daimoku table. You can set goals and challenge the Daimoku.
· When the goal is achieved, the color of the letters becomes gold and is a "Reward ?" Appears.
· With the addition of the backup function, it has become possible to safely save and restore various setting data such as “Prayer & Daimoku” and "Register people who passed away".